We’ve continued our efforts in climate education with our professional development session in Hawaii, which brought together non profit organizations, university partners, and educators to discuss how collaboration between the groups can become more effective in the future and subsequently improve educational equity and STEM education in Hawaiian schools.
CLEARWATER, FL | March 3, 2025 – Today, Take Action Global (TAG) and EARTHDAY.ORG announced the return of Coding for Climate, a unique program that empowers students to use their […]
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In Observance of World Environmental Education Day Today, on World Environmental Education Day, we celebrate the power of education in fostering environmental awareness and inspiring action. At Take Action Global […]
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Climate change isn’t confined by national borders. Its impact is felt across the globe, requiring a collective, international response. Thankfully, education is a powerful tool to empower the next generation of climate leaders. It is an influential leading predictor of climate change awareness among younger generations. But traditional methods often face limitations – geographical distance, resource constraints, and language barriers. This is where virtual exchange steps in, offering a transformative approach to climate and sustainability education.
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As world leaders gather for COP29 in Baku and the UN and UNESCO reiterate the urgency of climate action, a powerful message of hope and action emerged yesterday from a global group of over 5,300,000 students and educators participating in the Climate Action Project that were celebrated last week on November 7 at Climate Action Day
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On November 7, 2024, I attended Climate Action Day, reflecting on the impact of one day on the vast challenges we face. But as speakers shared stories of resilience and innovation, my own hope was reignited.
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Climate Action Day 2024 began with hope. “In the times that we live in, being carriers of hope, we can be change makers.” Poet Awa Ndiaye set the stage for a global gathering of students, educators, scientists, artists, actors, and activists, who shared their messages of awareness, action, connecting cultures, and creating a sustainable future.
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As California continues to lead the way in environmental literacy and climate action, the Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP) presents a unique opportunity for school districts to enrich their environmental and sustainability education. By leveraging ELOP funds to bring Take Action Global (TAG)’s Climate Action Schools program into schools, districts can align with state standards, enhance student engagement, and build long-term sustainable programs that resonate with California’s environmental goals.
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The Time to Act Is Now: Reflections on Climate Action Day 202511 November 2025
Take Away from Climate Action Day 20257 November 2025
Pushing Forward for Climate Education!
We’ve continued our efforts in climate education with our professional development session in Hawaii, which brought together non profit organizations, university partners, and educators to discuss how collaboration between the groups can become more effective in the future and subsequently improve educational equity and STEM education in Hawaiian schools.
Coding for Climate Returns: Empowering Students to Code for a Sustainable Future
CLEARWATER, FL | March 3, 2025 – Today, Take Action Global (TAG) and EARTHDAY.ORG announced the return of Coding for Climate, a unique program that empowers students to use their […]
Educating for Action: Celebrating Student Success in the Climate Action Project
In Observance of World Environmental Education Day Today, on World Environmental Education Day, we celebrate the power of education in fostering environmental awareness and inspiring action. At Take Action Global […]
Bridging Borders, Building Solutions: Virtual Exchange for Global Climate Action
Climate change isn’t confined by national borders. Its impact is felt across the globe, requiring a collective, international response. Thankfully, education is a powerful tool to empower the next generation of climate leaders. It is an influential leading predictor of climate change awareness among younger generations. But traditional methods often face limitations – geographical distance, resource constraints, and language barriers. This is where virtual exchange steps in, offering a transformative approach to climate and sustainability education.
Climate Action Education Takes Flight: Thousands Inspired at Global Event, Highlighting Its Critical Role in Tackling the Climate Crisis
As world leaders gather for COP29 in Baku and the UN and UNESCO reiterate the urgency of climate action, a powerful message of hope and action emerged yesterday from a global group of over 5,300,000 students and educators participating in the Climate Action Project that were celebrated last week on November 7 at Climate Action Day
Climate Action Day 2024: Finding Strength and Inspiration Through Stories of Resilience
On November 7, 2024, I attended Climate Action Day, reflecting on the impact of one day on the vast challenges we face. But as speakers shared stories of resilience and innovation, my own hope was reignited.
Climate Action Day 2024: Messages of hope and action
Climate Action Day 2024 began with hope. “In the times that we live in, being carriers of hope, we can be change makers.” Poet Awa Ndiaye set the stage for a global gathering of students, educators, scientists, artists, actors, and activists, who shared their messages of awareness, action, connecting cultures, and creating a sustainable future.
Build Climate Leaders: Leverage ELOP Funds to Bring TAG’s Climate Action Schools to Your District
As California continues to lead the way in environmental literacy and climate action, the Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP) presents a unique opportunity for school districts to enrich their environmental and sustainability education. By leveraging ELOP funds to bring Take Action Global (TAG)’s Climate Action Schools program into schools, districts can align with state standards, enhance student engagement, and build long-term sustainable programs that resonate with California’s environmental goals.